2-2. You’re not really excited

Expression	Definition
thirsty	(adj) having an uncomfortable feeling because you need something to drink e.g. I was not really thirsty but I had some water anyways.
generous	(adj) showing kindness and concern for others e.g. She was not really generous, she wouldn’t help us.
perfect	(adj) being entirely without fault or defect e.g. That does not look really perfect, you need to fix it.
mad	(adj) very angry e.g. Are you really mad at me?
popular	(adj) liked or enjoyed by many people e.g. He is not really popular* at school.*
terrible	(adj) extremely bad e.g. This food is not really that terrible.
exhausted	(adj) to tire extremely or completely e.g. I’m not really that exhausted but I want to sit down.
hungry	(adj) suffering because of a lack of food : greatly affected by hunger e.g. I’m not really hungry but I still want to eat this sandwich.
heavy	(adj) having great weight : difficult to lift or move e.g. The suitcase is not really that heavy.
clean	(adj) free from dirt or pollution e.g. This table does not look really clean.

Make a sentence.
1. really / he / popular / is / not / .
2. each / don’t / see / we / other / really / .
3. nervous / I / really / wasn’t / .
4. help / didn’t / really / I / them / .
5. didn’t / they / yesterday / really / practice / .
Correct the following sentences.
1. I don’t really study hardly.
2. He weren’t really fast.
3. She don’t really work hard.
4. I didn’t really eating.
5. We didn’t really needed his help.
Answer the following questions.
1. What is not really fun to do? (use “not really”)
2. You have to eat dog food for dinner, what do you say? (use “not really”)
3. What is not really scary? (use “not really”)
(Homework) Write a paragraph.
1. Write 10 sentences using the grammar you learned today.
2. What do we mean when we say, “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”?
3. What are some rules you have to follow at home?

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